Racing under the lights at Daytona, Guy Cosmo teamed up with NASCAR Champion, Bobby Labonte, driving the #07 DIRECTV/MarineMax Crawford Daytona Prototype for Spirit of Daytona. The pair finished 15th overall.

With qualifying cancelled, the starting grid for the evening race was established based on points. Starting for the first time in 2006, the #07 car was relegated to start in 26th position.

Always up for the challenge, Cosmo climbed in the car for the start. Despite tremendous heat and some unpredictable handling characteristics, Guy pushed his way through the field advancing several positions and ultimately up to 16th.

"I did alright in the car, it was really hot during my stint," said Cosmo. "It seemed like air was not getting back to me while in the car. At the start of the race I was able to avoid a lot of trouble and then started gaining spots on track."

Cosmo gained 10 spots on track during his stint before turning the car over to Labonte. With Cosmo and Labonte's efforts, the 07 DIRECTV/ MarineMax sponsored Pontiac was the most improved Daytona Prototype in the race.

"Bobby is a great guy and I like the experience I am gaining with him," noted Cosmo. "I hope there'll be other opportunities to work with him and the Spirit of Daytona team. I believe it was a positive experience for everyone involved and I think we gave DIRECTV and MarineMax a great showing."

Cosmo immediately left Daytona to join with his B-K Motorsports Team for the American Le Mans Series' New England Grand Prix at Lime Rock Park in Connecticut.

The New England Grand Prix, Round 4 of the American Le Mans Series, is set for Saturday at Lime Rock Park. The race is scheduled for a 3 p.m. EDT start. CBS Sports will televise the event from 4 to 6 p.m. EDT on Sunday. MotorsTV will air the race from 2:30-5:30 p.m. CET on Sunday. Live coverage will be available at www.americanlemans.com with American Le Mans Radio and IMSA Live Timing & Scoring.

Guy Cosmo's extensive background with open-wheel formula cars and sports prototypes has earned him a reputation as one of the most successful and versatile young racing drivers in North America. The 2005 American Le Mans Series Rookie of the Year ranks among the top- level road racers in the world. He has earned overall racing titles and major successes in many disciplines including karting, Formula Ford, Formula 2000, Star Mazda, Toyota Atlantic, Grand American and American Le Mans. You can learn more about Guy Cosmo at www.guycosmo.com.